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1. Bulgaria
2. Parliamentary Republic
3. Capitalist
4. Step 1: Be 18 years or older
Step 2: Granted permanent residence in the last 5 years
Step 3: No crime on record
Step 4: Enough funds to be financially stable
Step 5: Prove sufficient proficiency in Bulgarian language
Step 6: Given up your current citizenship
5. Obey the law
6. Voting, be informed & participate in the community

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1. Ireland
2. Parliamentary Democracy
3. Ireland has a mixed economic system, this includes orivate freedom & centralized economic planning & government regulation
4. Step 1: Check that you qualify. You must be 18 years old or older, have good character meaning no legal troubles, have 5 years reckonable residence out of the last 9 years & you must intend in good faith to reside in the state after naturalization
Step 2: Fill in an application form that includes 3 Irish citizen refrences.
Step 3: Gather your documentation, this includes your birth certificate, spouses birth certificate & a tax clearance certificate.
Step 4: Make a statutory declaration with a witness present.
Step 5: The last step is to send your application & pay the fee (€175).
5. Obey the law
6. Vote & respect others

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Government: Republic

Economic System: Market Economic System

How to become a citizen:
- Be born/live in the country for 5 years
- Be married to a Colombian citizen

Duties:
- To obey the law
- To respect/dignify their honor

Responsibilities:
- To participate in the country's political life
- To take part in their community

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Government: Presidential representative democratic republic

Economic System: There's a variation of private freedom that is combined with centralized economic planning and government regulation.

How to become a citizen:
- Uninterrupted residence in Bolivia for over 3 years
- Having a child/born in Bolivian territory
- Being married to a Bolivian citizen
- Having performed military service

I couldn't find any specific duties and responsibilities but I'm assuming it's similar to other countries.

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Finland is considered a parliamentary democracy with a free market economy. To become a citizen you must be 18 years old or older and have lived in Finland for 7 years after you 15th birthday. You must also have an established livelihood and speak Finnish. Some civic duties citizens of Finland have are signing up for selective service at age 18 if you are a man and following the laws. Some responsibilities a finnish citizen has are to vote and participate within their community.

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Parliamentary, Unity state, Constitutional Monarchy.
Open economy, Free Market
To apply you must have lived in New Zealand for at least 5 years and not have traveled out of the country for more than 475 days.
Duty’s: Obey and promote the Laws of New Zealand, Resister to vote (Not required to vote but must register), Pay taxes and behave responsibly.

Responsibilities: Vote, Promoting New Zealand culture and language.

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Parliamentary Republic
Capitalist structure with free market principles
You can become a citizen by being born in the country, marrying a citizen of Iceland, attending school and getting a residence permit, or acquire a work permit.
All Icelandic citizens are required to obey the law, pay federal taxes, and follow all orders from officers.
Citizens have the responsibility of voting in elections for various things.

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In Australia their government is considered a mixed government. The government itself is considered a mix between a representative democracy and a constitutional monarchy. Their economy is considered a mixed market economy. To become a citizen in Australia you must live in the country for 1-4 years and  have a good moral character. Some duties that Australian citizens have are obeying the law and jury duty. Some responsibilities you may have are to Vote, support the constitution, and participate in your community.

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1. South Korea
2. Democratic republic
3. Mixed economic system
4. must have lived in South Korea for five consecutive years and have spent at least 183 days each year in South Korea and pass a test on Korean culture and history
5. vote, Participate in the community
6. All citizens have the duty of national defense under the conditions as prescribed by law, all citizens have the duty to pay taxes under the conditions as prescribed by law,

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1. Mexico
2. Democratic Republic
3. Developing Market Economy
4. They use the same naturalization system like the U.S
5 and 6. vote in all elections
be elected in all elections
enlist
exercise the right of petition

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1.Algeria
2.Democratic Republic
3.Capitalism
4.Naturalization
5.Paying taxes, obey laws
6.Protect public property, speak good about country

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1. Argentina
2.Representative democracy
3.Capitalism
4.Naturalization process
5.Working, Going to school, Paying taxes
6.Respecting the land, Voting

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Vietnam is a socialist republic. Vietnam's government is a mix of all the different parties especially capitalist and socialism. The economy is controlled by the government but at the same time private thoughts are not in the open. To apply to become a citizen you need to be aware or know about the rules in Vietnam, obey their traditions, have at least 5 years of residency, may show evidence you can thrive there, must be of their nationality, and have Vietnamese names. Then you will have to apply for a Vietnam citizenship to the Department of Justice with a birth certificate, passport, and other identification forms. They must also give up any other citizenships. Duties as a Vietnamese person is to defend its motherhood,and join national defense. Some responsibilities is to participate in the community, support constitution, and be informed of different surroundings in your community.

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Greece has a republic parliamentary system, and a capitalist economy with a public sector.   To even become eligible you must have lived in Greece for 7 years and you must prove you have ties to the country. Steps in becoming a citizen.

Apply for a Greek national visa at an Embassy or Consulate.

Enter Greece and finalize your investment. It is your choice whether you decide to hire professional legal help through this step.

Collect the required documents for the Greek Golden Visa.

Submit the documents at the local Alien and Immigration Department.

Wait for the visa to be processed. You will usually hear back about a decision within 3 months.

If the decision is positive, you have to travel back to Greece and submit your biometric information.

You will receive a Golden Visa residence permit, which will be valid for five years.

Responsibilities of a Greece citizen are to vote, own property, hold public office, and speak for themselves in court. Duties of a Greece citizen are to have military training, be educated, pay for taxes and serve in a time of war.

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China is a republican government.  China also has a socialist economic system.
how to become a citizen:
1. someone who has at least one parent born in china.
2. you can also have a relative in china
3. if you are permanently settled in china

duties: keep state secrets, abide by all law, protect public property
responsibilities: respect social class, respect social ethics

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Germany has a representative democracy. They have a free market or capitalist economic system. In Germany, you may become a citizen if you are of direct descent to someone born there, work depending on your job, by marriage, business/investments, and through the naturalization process there. You must apply to be a citizen of a European Union, must live in the country for a specific amount of time, provide a legal document of proof of your residency, and submit your European citizenship application. You may have to know the language, have other documents such as birth certificates and proof of marriage or employment, pay an application maintenance fee, take a specified citizenship test, attend an interview, attend a ceremony. Different locations will vary. Germany citizens duties may vary. You may have to pay a tax especially if you own a business. The only one that is made clear s to hold an identification card or passport wherever you go. Some responsibilities are to volunteer, be aware of your surroundings, prosper, make sure your environment is clean, and obey rules.

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Japan has a parliamentary government, and  is a free-market economy. In order to apply and become a Japanese citizen you must have lived is Japan for more than 5 years, you must be over 20 years old, be of good moral character, financially stable, agree to hold only Japanese citizenship, and respect the Japanese Constitution. When you apply you must submit a application form with 2 photos (5cm by 5cm), you must include reasons you want to be a citizen, a resume, a written oath, description of your relatives, description of how you make a living in Japan, maps of the vicinity of your residence and workplace, a description of your business, a diploma, domestic family documents, proof of citizenship, certificate of employment, certificate of residence card, certificate of tax payments, certificate of your assets, driving records, and others upon requirement. Steps that go with documents required.

First, consult the Citizenship Division at your local Legal Affairs Bureau

Collect all the required documents

File an application in person

Acceptance of application

The Legal Affairs Bureau checks the application

Interview at the Legal Affairs Bureau (a few months later)

Permission will be given by the Minister of Justice

Announcement through the Official Gazette

Effective as of the announcement day

Naturalization certificate will be issued

Return your alien registration card

Report to the municipal office to create the family registration

Change your name (bank account, driver’s license etc.)

Duties and Responsibilities are the same in Japan, some of them are that a Japan citizen must send their children to get educated and you must pay taxes.

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Canada has a representative democracy as a government. This has a capitalism economic system.
How to become a Citizen:
1. be a permanent resident
2. have lived in canada 3 out of the last 5 years
3. have filed your taxes, if needed
4. pass a citizen test
5.proven your language skills

Duties:
obey canada laws, respect the rights and freedom of others
Responsibilities: vote, participate in democratic process

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Colleen Mills-BorgqvistWashington D.C., DC, USA

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Colleen Mills-BorgqvistWashington D.C., DC, USA

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1. United States
2. Constitutional Democracy
3. capitalism
4. born in the US or become a citizen through naturalization
5. pay your taxes
6. vote